Undergrowth is a quilted textile artwork that evokes the layered complexity of a forest floor. The central patchwork of earth tones—browns, reds, blues, and greens—suggests organic forms and shifting terrain, while the surrounding borders frame the composition like foliage enclosing a clearing. Through abstraction and materiality, the piece considers the hidden structures and quiet beauty found beneath the surface. The work is from a series focused on the changing elements across a year's time. Undergrowth represents February and shows the activity going on under the surface.